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Glamorganshire - - • - Radnorshire and - - I soon ... . iseinbrokeshire.' with - - . . , Hcrefordshire and -..- Monmouthshire - - Each DiStriet . will be put up at 'the sum above set opposite thereto, which, if these be no. bidding, will be gradually abated dawn to a certain point, or till a bidding shall. be made. The highest bidder will be declared the Farmer, and will be required to pay down immediately, in Bank Notes, one Eighth part of the Annual Rent ai - a' deposit . ; ' but if no Sufficient bidding shall be i made for any Distria, it will be withdrawn. And It is_intended„,that the Distrias shall not be put up in the "order above stated, but in. any other which the Commissioners of Stamps may think , fit, and which will not 'he deilared before the time of 'tiling. - . - : Alt Persons intending to bid for it'u of the said Duties, are to deliver in their Proposal:, addressed.ea the Commissioners, as the Stamp Office, Somerset -place, at least three days previous to the H said 16th of December next, signed with their Sarni's; stating the places of their ai.e f di, and speci&ing the Distrit7 or Distrieis for which tbey'intend to bid, otherwise their Proposals cannot be proceeded upon. F: . And no Persons. licenced to lett' Horses Jr the purpose of tea yelling post, .nor any one for their use, can be admitti'd to c,ntran ! for.anyof the said Ditties. TO INNKEEPERS AND OTHERS letting Horses to hire, as well as to Persons intending io'6id for any of the said Duties Notice is also gii,.ert, That by the. above_mentioned 4i of the last Session, ail Licence: for letting ,Horses to hire, raw_ ! ed previously to the psi of Yan.vav ngxl,.will expire on fk i j day, and all Licences to be granted after :bat day will expire be 31st of yanuary follswing the date thereof ; buffo- the _cot. venience of the Persons concerned, and to give time for GiOillikg Licences, all sucb as shall be granted between the 31st of 'yar,u -i cry and the 16th of March in any year, -arid be dated on the sit of February, and will prstee7 from that day. .The Ae7 also'c , .ntains 1 divers new provisions and regul.stiews for better securing the Duties, and preventing Frauds, as well as for facilitating the recovery of the Duti;s, and the Pinalties for qlences thereto, which will be found beneficial to the _Farmers thereof ; and Innkeepers and others lilting Horses to hire will be lubjea to Penalties if they urea"? to conform to such Regulations. By Order ols the Commissioners of Stamps, • ,C. E. BERESFORD, Sec. just publi•heci, By H. COLBURN, 'the Public: Library, so, Conduit- .. • street, • . ~ 1. TIELISARIUS ; a new Historical Romance: Translated from the French Of Madame•De (.;enlis, 2 'Vols. 95. Frcuch Edition, Rs. : a. Clara; a Novel, froth the French of Madame Cottiu, , (Author of Malvina, Elizabeth; &C..) a Vols. 9S. Ditto in • French. . ~ ' 3. Christina; Princesse De Wolfenbultel. By the Author :. of Caroline of Litchfield, 2 VOIS. los. Ditto in - French. • 4 The Duke of Lauzun ; being a ConAnuation of the Duchess of La Val liere. By Madame De Geniis, z VQIs. 95. Ditto in Freitch,. Bs. c. The Sorrows of Gustavus. - By the Batoness Crudncs, 2 Vols. loS: _. _ . _ - .• . - In the Press, The Bachelor; a Novel, in Vols. Icy Thomas G orge Moore, Esq. • 2;4i. . .L 1J 1 {,7 • - -•• • • MR. COBBETT , VP`OPRIIT THE Ori.S of the SATIRIST- hkOing • held reiptes' tett bylseireral- mosf:respeCtable_Persons to publisit,seprately, and at a cheap rate, the Exposition of . Cobbettn4 reitluny, cOntzined their last Number, Are in- Aluced by this cir cumstance, and a desire to make that Per , son's real Character known to all his Countrymen, Oa "print it aloe low price of Oil, each, or 355. a himdied, and it will be ready for delivery ou the 3 tat inst. • Printed. for Sanibel Tipper, 37; Leaclenhali-street ; and: may be had of every Bookseller in the Empire. ' • • - •. ~ , , ' VICTUALLING-OFFICE, • Nov. 23, iSoB, rricio.,l MIS SIONERS for VICTUALLING. - . Il i! tllajesy!s , Navy do herebygive Notice, That on ,Tsirsday next, the 29'b Instant, they will be ready to receive : Tenders in uniting= (sealed up), and treat f7r Two Hundred '' Tons of gOod sound _Merchantable RICE; to be - answerable to Samples to be p, educed with the Tenders ;' to be delivered, one ,- half thereof in a : Fortnight; and the other half in a Fat might - afterwards, into His Majesty's Vielualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be p.ifd for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety dqys after date. The Conditions of the' Contrael may be • seen at the Secretary's Office. 1 Nsfregard will be ,had to any Tender in which the Pt‘le - e shall ' not be inserted in words „it length, or that shall not be delivered to the 110J:4 before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday next, the 20 Ltstant, nor unless the Person who mates we Tender, 0: Tp e nt petS,a on his behAll,atoends, to ant:per, .when r2lled for.